U.S.–Israel influence: lobbying, aid and policy networks
A records-based guide to lobbying disclosures, campaign spending, military aid, congressional votes and the limits of what those records establish.
Investigating power, secrecy and the world’s most persistent claims—one primary source at a time.
Read the strongest available record—and see exactly where certainty ends.
A records-based guide to lobbying disclosures, campaign spending, military aid, congressional votes and the limits of what those records establish.
Court records, official releases and a careful distinction between documented conduct, association and unsupported accusation.
The attack timeline, intelligence failures, engineering findings, foreign-government questions and the evidence behind alternative claims.
How declassified records and congressional investigations established the CIA program—and which later claims go beyond the evidence.
What leaked records reveal about financial secrecy, and why inclusion in an offshore database is not itself proof of wrongdoing.
A claim-by-claim evidence map covering the investigations, forensic debates, witnesses and newly released government records.
The data transfer, political profiling claims, regulatory findings and what remains uncertain about electoral effects.
Independent tracking, returned samples, retroreflectors, imagery and the recurring misunderstandings behind the hoax narrative.
A living review separating genomic evidence, intelligence assessments, laboratory-incident possibilities and unsupported certainty.
Sixteen ways to investigate how influence, secrecy and accountability intersect.
A launch collection ranked by documented reach, public-record volume, geographic impact and sustained reporting—not outrage alone.
Open a primary databaseShocking World distinguishes documented fact from allegation and association from culpability. Every case file shows what is known, how it is known, what is disputed and what remains unanswered.
ConfirmedCourt judgment, admission or authenticated record
Well-supportedMultiple independent credible sources
Credible allegationSupported, but not conclusively established
DisputedMeaningful evidence exists on opposing sides
UnsubstantiatedInsufficient reliable evidence
DebunkedContradicted by strong evidence